A hand-drawn map of the best free university courses on the internet. MIT, Stanford, Yale, Harvard and more, organized by subject with prerequisite arrows so you know what to take next.
- The best courses ever taught are free on YouTube, but they're scattered across OCW sites and playlists
- Lists and spreadsheets are flat, they don't tell you what to take before what
- A map does. Pick a subject, see the courses, follow the arrows
- ~150 courses across math, physics, CS, chemistry, and biology from 15 universities
- Every course links to its official page and lecture playlist
- Per-lecture YouTube view counts, so you can see how popular a course is and where people drop off
- Prerequisite edges within and across subjects
- All data is plain JSON in
src/data fields.jsonis the atlas: subject groups and cross-subject edges- Each
subjects/<id>.jsonholds one subject's courses - Add the course to the right subject file and open a PR
npm install
npm run dev
React + Vite + rough.js for the hand-drawn look.
- Code is MIT
- The map itself — everything under
src/data/— is CC BY 4.0: reuse it freely, credit Open Course Map - School logos and book covers belong to their institutions and publishers; Excalifont is Excalidraw's, under the SIL Open Font License
